Lower Moreland High School Drama Club proudly presents Disney's The Little Mermaid on April 16, 17, and 18. Please see the attached flyer for more details or visit http://lmhsdramaclub.lmtsd.org. We hope to see you there!
It’s National Assistant Principal Week! This week (April 6–10), we are proud to honor our incredible assistant principals who work tirelessly behind the scenes to keep our school running smoothly.
From managing daily logistics to supporting our teachers and guiding our students, their dedication, energy, and leadership are vital to our school's success.
Please join us in giving a massive THANK YOU to our assistant principals for everything they do!
From managing daily logistics to supporting our teachers and guiding our students, their dedication, energy, and leadership are vital to our school's success.
Please join us in giving a massive THANK YOU to our assistant principals for everything they do!
April 4 is National School Librarian Day. Today, we’re turning the page to celebrate the incredible individuals who do so much more than just check out books. Our school librarians are the ultimate navigators of information, the champions of literacy, and the architects of curiosity!
Whether they’re helping a student find that one perfect story, teaching critical research skills, or creating a safe space for everyone to explore new worlds, school librarians are the heart of our campus.
Whether they’re helping a student find that one perfect story, teaching critical research skills, or creating a safe space for everyone to explore new worlds, school librarians are the heart of our campus.
The Public Work Session of the Board of School Directors, for Tuesday, April 7th at 7:00 PM, will be held in the High School Performance Lab located at 545 Red Lion Road. Access to the meeting agendas can be found here. The meeting livestream can be found on the district YouTube channel here.
Acceptance is an Action.
This April, we are celebrating the beauty of the human mind in all its forms. Autism Acceptance Month is a time to shift the conversation from "awareness" to genuine inclusion.
This April, we are celebrating the beauty of the human mind in all its forms. Autism Acceptance Month is a time to shift the conversation from "awareness" to genuine inclusion.
April 1 is National Paraprofessionals Appreciation Day. Thank you to all our amazing paraprofessionals who do incredibly important work in the district!
The district hosted the PMEA District 11 Stringfest for elementary and middle schools this weekend, with LMMS teacher Amanda Handfinger handling the organization of the event. From the elevated musical experience to the countless logistics behind the scenes, it was clear that an enormous amount of care and dedication went into every aspect of this event.
March 21st has been recognized as World Down Syndrome Day by the United Nations since 2012 with the goal of helping people better understand and support those with Down syndrome.
The date being the 21st day of the 3rd month was chosen to represent the triplication (trisomy) of the 21st chromosome which causes Down syndrome.
Please visit https://www.worlddownsyndromeday.org/ to see what you can do to raise awareness of Down syndrome. This year’s theme centers on improving support systems for individuals with Down syndrome.
The date being the 21st day of the 3rd month was chosen to represent the triplication (trisomy) of the 21st chromosome which causes Down syndrome.
Please visit https://www.worlddownsyndromeday.org/ to see what you can do to raise awareness of Down syndrome. This year’s theme centers on improving support systems for individuals with Down syndrome.
Today, 650 students in grades 9–11 connected with more than 75 representatives through small-group sessions and a dynamic, all-school mini fair featuring service academies, military branches, colleges and universities, as well as trade and technical programs. The program offered students a meaningful opportunity to explore a diverse range of postsecondary pathways, hear firsthand from institutions, and engage in thoughtful conversations about academic programs and the admissions process—equipping them with insight and confidence as they begin navigating these pivotal next steps toward their future.
Congratulations to our February 2026 Students of the Month! Michael Csink, Josh Levinson, and Anabela Relvas (HS), Betsy Cooper and Anish Chakkaravarthi (MS), Marta Kshik (MA), T.J. O'Neill (PR)
One of our LMMS teachers, Mrs. Gina Federinko, was recognized with the Citadel Heart of Learning Award for her outstanding work with students, families, colleagues, and our school. We are so proud!
Due to forecasted inclement weather, all LMTSD after-school and evening activities, including athletics, extracurriculars, enrichment programs, and activity busing, are cancelled today, Monday, March 16, 2026. Kinderlinks will remain open. Safety is our priority.
A Murray Avenue School Student is in the running for a competition sponsored by Bill Nye, the Science Guy, for America's Favorite Student. Voting opens today at noon. Please click https://americasfavstudent.org/2026/cade-2 to vote!
The Public Meeting of the Board of School Directors, for Tuesday, March 13, 2026 at 7:00 PM, will be held in the High School Performance Lab located at 545 Red Lion Road. Access to the meeting agendas can be found here. The meeting livestream can be found on the district YouTube channel here.
On Thursday, Mrs. Gina Federinko, a teacher at Lower Moreland Middle School, received a Heart of Learning Award from Citadel Credit Union. Citadel receives nominations for worthy teachers from across the Greater Philadelphia region. Congratulations, Mrs. Federinko, on this much-deserved recognition!
The LMHS Jazz Band put on an incredible performance at the School Board Work Session this evening.
The LMTSD Wellness Committee and Julia Skolnik, CEO & Founder of Professional Learning Partnerships (PLP), are hosting a Tech Night for families on March 17th. Please see the attached flyer for details. Register HERE!
Happy Music in Our Schools Month! 🎵 This March, we are turning up the volume on the incredible benefits of music education. Whether it’s learning a new instrument, singing in a choir, or analyzing a score, music helps our students grow, connect, and thrive.
Join us in celebrating the melody, harmony, and hard work of our young musicians and the teachers who inspire them every day. Let's stay #UnitedThroughMusic!
Join us in celebrating the melody, harmony, and hard work of our young musicians and the teachers who inspire them every day. Let's stay #UnitedThroughMusic!
We are very excited to announce that we are now taking registrations for the Lions Summer Sports Camp. This camp is a great opportunity for students to have fun and stay active over the summer. The camp will run from June 22 to August 7 this year. Deadline for registration is Monday, May 4. Please note that there will be NO CAMP on Friday, July 3.
The Lions Summer Sports Camp is available for students in grades 2 through 8 (in the Fall of 2026 - no exceptions), offering them the opportunity to participate in various sports throughout the summer. The Camp will be held at Lower Moreland High School in the Gymnasium. The address is 545 Red Lion Road, Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006. Enter through Valley Center Park Drive (Parent/Guardian MUST sign in and out daily). Some of the sports students will enjoy include Basketball, Softball, Tennis, Soccer, Badminton, Swimming, Archery, Floor Hockey, Volleyball, Football, Lacrosse, Baseball, and Team Handball.
During the morning sessions, students will work with instructors going over the finer components of various sports. Competitions will be held throughout the morning activities.
Afternoon activities will include daily swimming and additional athletic activities outside their morning specialty sport giving each camper opportunities to learn and participate in a variety of fun-filled activities.
A sample schedule is below:
9:00 - Arrival & Warm-Up Activities
9:30 - Specialty Sport #1 (Basketball, Soccer, Tennis, Etc.)
10:45 - Specialty Sport #2 (Basketball, Soccer, Tennis, Etc.)
11:30 - Lunch (Bring your own or Buy)
12:15 - Swimming
1:00 - All Camp Activity #1 (Indoor Soccer, Volleyball, Badminton, Etc.)
1:45 - All Camp Activity #2 (Indoor Soccer, Volleyball, Badminton, Etc.)
2:30 - Regular Dismissal
2:30 - 4:00 Late Pick Up (Extra Charge)
Camp is 5 days a week. The cost is $192 for the first week of attendance. This includes a $25 registration fee. Each additional week is $166. The week of June 30 is discounted because there will be no camp on July 4. If June 30 will be your first week of camp, the cost for that week is $179 (as to include the registration fee). If June 30 is your second or third week of camp the cost is $133. You will choose the weeks you will be attending on the form linked below and be invoiced based on the weeks you select. Extended day is $88/week or $18/day.
**Must pay for weeks and days in full. No discounts for partial day or week attendance**
To register, please submit the camp application online linked below.
https://forms.gle/1XweJ5Bb9g6nEf7n7
Upon filling out this form, Lower Moreland students will be invoiced through My School Bucks. You can view/pay your invoice at www.myschoolbucks.com by clicking on School Store (in the upper right corner) and then selecting School Invoices. You should receive an email from My School Bucks when your invoice is ready. If you are not a Lower Moreland Student, we are unable to accept online payments, and you can submit your payment by check.
If you are a Lower Moreland Student and you do not have an account with My School Bucks, please sign up for one at https://www.myschoolbucks.com/.
Enrollment in My School Bucks is easy!
If you are already using MySchoolBucks to pay for school meals, your account is already set-up and ready to go! Just login and click on “School Store”. If you don’t have an account follow the steps below:
1. Go to www.MySchoolBucks.com and register for a free account.
2. Add your students using their school name and student ID.
3. Make purchases with your credit/debit card or electronic check.
We prefer payment via My School Bucks (at no additional cost), however, you can pay by check if you would prefer.
Please submit your payment via check made out to Lower Moreland Township School District (LMTSD) to:
Lions Summer Sports Camp
2551 Murray Avenue
Huntingdon Valley, PA, 19006
*Please write your student's full name and Student ID (if the child is an LM student) in the memo of the check. Registration will not be complete until payment is received.
More information and FAQ’s can be found here.
We hope to see your student this summer!
The Lions Summer Sports Camp is available for students in grades 2 through 8 (in the Fall of 2026 - no exceptions), offering them the opportunity to participate in various sports throughout the summer. The Camp will be held at Lower Moreland High School in the Gymnasium. The address is 545 Red Lion Road, Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006. Enter through Valley Center Park Drive (Parent/Guardian MUST sign in and out daily). Some of the sports students will enjoy include Basketball, Softball, Tennis, Soccer, Badminton, Swimming, Archery, Floor Hockey, Volleyball, Football, Lacrosse, Baseball, and Team Handball.
During the morning sessions, students will work with instructors going over the finer components of various sports. Competitions will be held throughout the morning activities.
Afternoon activities will include daily swimming and additional athletic activities outside their morning specialty sport giving each camper opportunities to learn and participate in a variety of fun-filled activities.
A sample schedule is below:
9:00 - Arrival & Warm-Up Activities
9:30 - Specialty Sport #1 (Basketball, Soccer, Tennis, Etc.)
10:45 - Specialty Sport #2 (Basketball, Soccer, Tennis, Etc.)
11:30 - Lunch (Bring your own or Buy)
12:15 - Swimming
1:00 - All Camp Activity #1 (Indoor Soccer, Volleyball, Badminton, Etc.)
1:45 - All Camp Activity #2 (Indoor Soccer, Volleyball, Badminton, Etc.)
2:30 - Regular Dismissal
2:30 - 4:00 Late Pick Up (Extra Charge)
Camp is 5 days a week. The cost is $192 for the first week of attendance. This includes a $25 registration fee. Each additional week is $166. The week of June 30 is discounted because there will be no camp on July 4. If June 30 will be your first week of camp, the cost for that week is $179 (as to include the registration fee). If June 30 is your second or third week of camp the cost is $133. You will choose the weeks you will be attending on the form linked below and be invoiced based on the weeks you select. Extended day is $88/week or $18/day.
**Must pay for weeks and days in full. No discounts for partial day or week attendance**
To register, please submit the camp application online linked below.
https://forms.gle/1XweJ5Bb9g6nEf7n7
Upon filling out this form, Lower Moreland students will be invoiced through My School Bucks. You can view/pay your invoice at www.myschoolbucks.com by clicking on School Store (in the upper right corner) and then selecting School Invoices. You should receive an email from My School Bucks when your invoice is ready. If you are not a Lower Moreland Student, we are unable to accept online payments, and you can submit your payment by check.
If you are a Lower Moreland Student and you do not have an account with My School Bucks, please sign up for one at https://www.myschoolbucks.com/.
Enrollment in My School Bucks is easy!
If you are already using MySchoolBucks to pay for school meals, your account is already set-up and ready to go! Just login and click on “School Store”. If you don’t have an account follow the steps below:
1. Go to www.MySchoolBucks.com and register for a free account.
2. Add your students using their school name and student ID.
3. Make purchases with your credit/debit card or electronic check.
We prefer payment via My School Bucks (at no additional cost), however, you can pay by check if you would prefer.
Please submit your payment via check made out to Lower Moreland Township School District (LMTSD) to:
Lions Summer Sports Camp
2551 Murray Avenue
Huntingdon Valley, PA, 19006
*Please write your student's full name and Student ID (if the child is an LM student) in the memo of the check. Registration will not be complete until payment is received.
More information and FAQ’s can be found here.
We hope to see your student this summer!
Celebrate "Read Across America Week" with the District! The theme for Read Across America Week (March 2-6, 2026) is "Celebrating a Nation of Diverse Readers," with a specific focus on "Champion Kindness," emphasizing books that reflect diverse people, cultures, and experiences to build empathy and inclusion. This initiative by the National Education Association (NEA) aims to make all children feel valued by seeing themselves in books and learning about others.
